Sentence examples for perceived now from inspiring English sources

How is the collection to be perceived now?

How cycling is perceived now is a fantastic thing".

"That sort of reflects the difference in how journalists are perceived now".

The sequence, Ms. Larsen explained onstage, illustrates her belief that a shift in focus from melody toward rhythm has been central to the way music is perceived now.

It's precisely because of the incontrovertible flamboyance of Hitchcock's art (a flamboyance that, until the young French critics had their say, relegated him to the status of a vulgar showman) that it's more readily perceived now.

However, he added that the changing face of how privacy is perceived now that users are in a digital age meant that there were always going to be "natural tensions".

I am ever more aware that what I perceive now cannot be the whole truth because my perception itself is constantly in flux.

Coming together may be more significant for your life and others than you can perceive now.

The computations that brains perform to predict and hypothesis-test underlie what it is like to be an I who expects the consequences of acting and perceiving – now and through time (Hohwy, 2007).

This perceived mandate now has to be destroyed.

I'd much prefer to think about how I'm being perceived right now.